AW: Altmaier will Italiens Flüchtlinge abnehmen
Das ist so üblich in der EU. Karl-Friedrich Lenz schrieb dazu 2005 einen netten kleinen Aufsatz mit dem Titel "Learn Writing", blöderweise auf englisch:Zitat von Schwabenpower
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Under the „unwritten rules“, a political agreement can be adopted against the will of all EU Member States except the one holding the presidency. If Luxembourg puts it on the agenda somewhere, no one else can object.
That may or may not be a reasonable way to proceed. However, it is definitely not what the current rules of procedure say.
If someone wants to run the Council by a set of unwritten rules not incorporated in the current rules of procedure, they need to observe the necessary steps to change the written rules.
That is only common sense. Anybody who insists on running the Council based on a set of „unwritten rules“ really has no business influencing any legislation procedure in the first place. Legislation is writing rules. If you can’t do that even for your own procedure, then you clearly are not qualified to write rules everybody else is supposed to follow.
Assuming that running the Council by unwritten rules is acceptable, everybody could make up their own set of unwritten rules. That could be fun.
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